Fixed a security vulnerability regarding OpenSSL (CVE-2023-1255).Fixed a security vulnerability regarding Sudo (CVE-2023-22809).Fixed a security vulnerability regarding Ghostscript (CVE-2023-36664).Fixed an issue where Synology Account could not be signed out.Supports password setting by new users via links provided in emails.For more information, see the release notes for Storage Manager.Creating ext4 volumes is no longer supported for rackmount models.If a firmware update is required for Synology drives, it will be automatically performed during the DSM update.Storage Manager has been modularized into a package to provide better system maintenance and update flexibility.Updated Storage Manager to 1.0.0-0017 to adjust the following:.NFS clients can now access information on shared folder quotas.For the models below, you can only download the upgrade patch from Synology Download Center because you won't receive notifications for this update on your DSM.Fixed an issue where volumes containing SSD caches might not be mounted properly after updating from DSM 7.0 to DSM 7.2.1.Fixed an issue where enabling OVS might affect the performance of 10Gb network interface controllers.Fixed an issue where errors might occur when NFS clients accessed information on shared folder.This update includes the following changes: This update will restart your Synology NAS.After installing this update, you will not be able to downgrade to a previous DSM version.Fixed an issue where SSD read-write cache might cause unexpected restarts of DSM on SA3200D and SA3400D.Fixed an issue where backing up WriteOnce shared folders in Hyper Backup might cause space consumption.Fixed an issue where file access failed due to errors during soft link creation in Btrfs file systems.Fixed an issue where files deleted locally might still exist on the Hyper Backup destination server.Fixed an issue where certain models might experience abnormal shutdown after updating to DSM 7.2.1.Depending on your Synology NAS model, this update will restart the device.

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Personally I like/need Dropbox specifically because they make APIs open to developers to integrate Dropbox seamlessly into a variety of useful apps & services. I just saw Zyxel integrated Dropbox, out of the box, with their NAS devices. Not totally ready for prime time perhaps. Thankfully the Synology has a firewall for that and good logging, but it makes my scared for anyone that runs a home NAS with a weak admin p/w and/or operable guest account login.Īlso there is a 3rd party (user written, not Dropbox official) Dropbox package that's been available for awhile on Synology, but it seems to be in a release state somewhere between alpha & beta.

In either scenario, one's own sloppy p/w management & user rights controls are probably the biggest threat.įor unknown reasons certain DDNS providers caused me to get a lot more malevolent login attempts daily from across the net than others. Neither is a security/privacy haven, but the chances of my Synology getting attacked/hacked, stolen, or burnt down is probably as likely (or more so) than having my data misappropriated or negligently handled in the cloud (plus, statistically Dropbox, and the Amazon S3 that underpins most of it, has a much higher rate of uptime, file integrity, and distributed multi-path availability than a SOHO/Consumer NAS behind a residential ISP can provide). I think security of your own device (from the WAN, from sloppy password/user rights management, and physical security) has just as many concerns for me as using Dropbox, Amazon S3, etc.

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